Washer service?

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My washer broke. I called Sears because something deeply ingrained in my genetic makeup says that that's Who You Call. (Also, my washer says something like "If I break, please call Sears!")

Apparently, 'tis the season for washers to break. They are booked solidly for the next month.

Can anyone recommend a non-Sears washing machine repair person or company?

If you repair washing machines, feel free to suggest your own services. In case you do, and you're curious: it fills, and drains, but neither spins nor agitates.

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/_mattt/]

I'll second this.

Sadly, I found most washing machine service calls start at about 50% the cost of a new washer.

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Not to mention a new appliance may be much more efficient and cheaper to run.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_mattt/]

True, that.